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Escudo do Mestre – Terceira Terra

This is the Alice in Muggleland Podcast with your hosts Billius McDaniels and the NoMaj Alice, as they work through the historical English Documents (or as Muggles call them "works of fiction") about the rise and fall of Voldemort via the Golden Trio (Harry, Ron, and Hermoine). This is Alice's first time reading them! This podcast will also point out similarities and familiarity to Alice's "fairy tales" such as Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz when appropriate.Visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/aliceinmugglelandOne time donations can be made <a href="https://supporter.acast.com/Alice-in-Muggleland" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://supporter.acast.com/Alice-in-Muggleland</a>Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aliceinmugglelandTwitter: @AinMugglelandIntroduction Season One and Season 2 Episodes 1-12 by Kit ChapmanSeason 2 Introductions and Beyond by AccioCuddles @AccioCuddlesMusic Suite in B flat major - 2. Allegro (For Trumpet, Cello and Harpsichord - Rondeau) by Michel Rondeaufor the podcast under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Creative Commons License</a> with changes made for voiceovers. <hr> See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the Alice in Muggleland Podcast with your hosts Billius McDaniels and the NoMaj Alice, as they work through the historical English Documents (or as Muggles call them "works of fiction") about the rise and fall of Voldemort via the Golden Trio (Harry, Ron, and Hermoine). This is Alice's first time reading them! This podcast will also point out similarities and familiarity to Alice's "fairy tales" such as Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz when appropriate. Visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/aliceinmuggleland One time donations can be made https://supporter.acast.com/Alice-in-Muggleland Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aliceinmuggleland Twitter: @AinMuggleland Introduction Season One and Season 2 Episodes 1-12 by Kit Chapman Season 2 Introductions and Beyond by AccioCuddles @AccioCuddles Music Suite in B flat major - 2. Allegro (For Trumpet, Cello and Harpsichord - Rondeau) by Michel Rondeau for the podcast under Creative Commons License with changes made for voiceovers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the Alice in Muggleland Podcast with your hosts Billius McDaniels and the NoMaj Alice, as they work through the historical English Documents (or as Muggles call them "works of fiction") about the rise and fall of Voldemort via the Golden Trio (Harry, Ron, and Hermoine). This is Alice's first time reading them! This podcast will also point out similarities and familiarity to Alice's "fairy tales" such as Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz when appropriate.Visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/aliceinmugglelandOne time donations can be made <a href="https://supporter.acast.com/Alice-in-Muggleland" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://supporter.acast.com/Alice-in-Muggleland</a>Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aliceinmugglelandTwitter: @AinMugglelandIntroduction Season One and Season 2 Episodes 1-12 by Kit ChapmanSeason 2 Introductions and Beyond by AccioCuddles @AccioCuddlesMusic Suite in B flat major - 2. Allegro (For Trumpet, Cello and Harpsichord - Rondeau) by Michel Rondeaufor the podcast under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Creative Commons License</a> with changes made for voiceovers. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Alice in Muggleland

Ini adalah kumpulan cerita pendek yang keluar dari isi kepala Galiesta. Semua cerita terinspirasi dari kejadian-kejadian di depan mata. Ini cerita dalam podcast, belum jadi film.

Belum Jadi Film

suspenso, leyendas, sobrenatural, entrevistas, familia

Narrando entre sombras

Сад греческих корней

Słuchowisko RPG osadzone w ponurym świecie niebezpiecznych przygód!

Awanturnicy

WANTUY!

五年后归来，王小天得到逆天传承，拳打富二代，脚踢富三代，各路人马更是纷纷而来，王小天无奈长叹一口气，哥哥我只想当个平凡人…… 【收听须知】1、该专辑免费收听。2、由于音频节目更新的比较慢，收听过程中，如果想快速阅读小说文字版的全部章节，请在微信中搜索公众号【新贵文学】，关注后，并在公众号中回复：【10145】或者【书名】，便可快速阅读小说文字版全集。 (注意：需要在公众号中回复才有效哦）

五年后归来，王小天得到逆天传承，拳打富二代，脚踢富三代，各路人马更是纷纷而来，王小天无奈长叹一口气，哥哥我只想当个平凡人……【收听须知】1、该专辑免费收听。2、由于音频节目更新的比较慢，收听过程中，如果想快速阅读小说文字版的全部章节，请在微信中搜索公众号【新贵文学】，关注后，并在公众号中回复：【10145】或者【书名】，便可快速阅读小说文字版全集。 (注意：需要在公众号中回复才有效哦）

五年后归来，王小天得到逆天传承，拳打富二代，脚踢富三代，各路人马更是纷纷而来，王小天无奈长叹一口气，哥哥我只想当个平凡人…… 【收听须知】1、该专辑免费收听。2、由于音频节目更新的比较慢，收听过程中，如果想快速阅读小说文字版的全部章节，请在微信中搜索公众号【新贵文学】，关注后，并在公众号中回复：【10145】或者【书名】，便可快速阅读小说文字版全集。 (注意：需要在公众号中回复才有效哦）

《神级小刁民》- 王小天香怡

这是我的第一个专辑，希望大家喜欢，我会把我自己收集的恐怖鬼故事分享给大家，期待大家给一个好的反馈，我会一直努力的，谢谢大家，奥利给，加油！

这是我的第一个专辑，希望大家喜欢，我会把我自己收集的恐怖鬼故事分享给大家，期待大家给一个好的反馈，我会一直努力的，谢谢大家，奥利给，加油！

这是我的第一个专辑，希望大家喜欢，我会把我自己收集的恐怖鬼故事分享给大家，期待大家给一个好的反馈，我会一直努力的，谢谢大家，奥利给，加油！

任任小说录|短篇恐怖鬼故事

RADIO SIGNAL TRANSMITTING FROM SPACE is an abstract memoir of thoughts, feelings and repressed memories,
presented in the form of a confession that comes from the distant, deep corners of one’s self.

Texts and track selection are by A. Epitheti, programming and mixing are done by Reaktiv. Artwork designed by Mirotaff.

RADIO SIGNAL TRANSMITTING FROM SPACE is an abstract memoir of thoughts, feelings and repressed memories, presented in the form of a confession that comes from the distant, deep corners of one’s self. Texts and track selection are by A. Epitheti, programming and mixing are done by Reaktiv. Artwork designed by Mirotaff.

RADIO SIGNAL TRANSMITTING FROM SPACE

Fala galera, aqui quem fala é o TortMader , e aqui quem fala é o azedo bolado


Aqui nós vamos falar de tudo (Sobre terror é claro), tudo mesmo!!

Fala galera, aqui quem fala é o TortMader , e aqui quem fala é o azedo bolado Aqui nós vamos falar de tudo (Sobre terror é claro), tudo mesmo!!

Terrorlandia E Outras Coisas

Every week we take two DND monsters, learn about their stats, pop culture origins and then debate who would be better at a random occupation

Every week we take two DND monsters, learn about their stats, pop culture origins and then debate who would be better at a random occupation

Monsters Outta Context

Exploring classic science fiction, with a focus on the 1950s to the 1990s.

Exploring classic science fiction, with a focus on the 1950s to the 1990s.

Classic SF with Andy Johnson

In dem Podcast wird über alles gelabert, lustige Geschichten, Corona und über vieles mehr. Wir sind drei Freunde die bock auf einen Podcast haben. Es wird ab und zu auch Special Gäste geben. Freut euch auf Poker Potato

Instagram: Poker Potato
WhatsApp:01577 

Habt ihr gedacht ich gebe meine Nummer raus😂

In dem Podcast wird über alles gelabert, lustige Geschichten, Corona und über vieles mehr. Wir sind drei Freunde die bock auf einen Podcast haben. Es wird ab und zu auch Special Gäste geben. Freut euch auf Poker Potato Instagram: Poker Potato WhatsApp:01577 Habt ihr gedacht ich gebe meine Nummer raus😂

Potato

The podcasts of my articles I published on my personal blog.

The podcasts of my articles I published on my personal blog.

Articles by Hasan Can

Boris Vian se réveille dans son appartement soixante ans après sa mort. Il rencontre Ursula, une jeune danseuse, sensible et drôle. Il se frotte à sa bande d’amies, soudée et survoltée, qui l’entraînent dans un Paris qu’il ne reconnaît plus. Il doit comprendre qu’il est âgé de trente-neuf ans et de cent ans... en même temps. De leur côté, elles doivent négocier les incertitudes de la trentaine. Ensemble, ils tentent de trouver leur place dans cette époque. Une fiction de Thomas Baumgartner et Alexandre Lenot réalisée par Mariannick Bellot.Une coproduction du Labo-RTS Culture et des Productions Hors-Cases. Disponibilité des fichiers audio illimitée. - Pour un usage privé exclusivement.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Boris Vian se réveille dans son appartement soixante ans après sa mort. Il rencontre Ursula, une jeune danseuse, sensible et drôle. Il se frotte à sa bande d’amies, soudée et survoltée, qui l’entraînent dans un Paris qu’il ne reconnaît plus. Il doit comprendre qu’il est âgé de trente-neuf ans et de cent ans... en même temps. De leur côté, elles doivent négocier les incertitudes de la trentaine. Ensemble, ils tentent de trouver leur place dans cette époque. Une fiction de Thomas Baumgartner et Alexandre Lenot réalisée par Mariannick Bellot.Une coproduction du Labo-RTS Culture et des Productions Hors-Cases. Disponibilité des fichiers audio illimitée. - Pour un usage privé exclusivement. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Boris Vian se réveille dans son appartement soixante ans après sa mort. Il rencontre Ursula, une jeune danseuse, sensible et drôle. Il se frotte à sa bande d’amies, soudée et survoltée, qui l’entraînent dans un Paris qu’il ne reconnaît plus. Il doit comprendre qu’il est âgé de trente-neuf ans et de cent ans... en même temps. De leur côté, elles doivent négocier les incertitudes de la trentaine. Ensemble, ils tentent de trouver leur place dans cette époque. Une fiction de Thomas Baumgartner et Alexandre Lenot réalisée par Mariannick Bellot.Une coproduction du Labo-RTS Culture et des Productions Hors-Cases. Disponibilité des fichiers audio illimitée. - Pour un usage privé exclusivement.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Les bisons ravis ‐ RTS

Return to Westeros as Amy and Nathalia reread the entire A Song of Ice and Fire Series! In addition to our discussions of the chapters, we shall pull historical parallels form real-life history and even friendship lessons from a world of Machiavellian backstabbers!

Podcaster's Landing

Adults Only Literature Podcast 📚 Tale Teller Club Press — Books, Podcasts &amp; Creative Projects <a href="https://taletellerclub.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://taletellerclub.com </a> 🎧 More podcasts and storytelling projects Produced by Tale Teller Club Press. <a href="https://taletellerclub.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://taletellerclub.com</a> <ul><li>💋 Mills &amp; Swoon™ by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA Smart, romantic, and a little bit wicked —</li><li>💋 Mills &amp; Swoon™ delivers flash-fiction “Love Bites” and full-length audio dramas from the Tale Teller Club Press.</li><li>Published by Tale Teller Club Press Evergreen storytelling — not for the algorithm, but for the ages.</li><li>🫦🧬 Love Bites and Sci-fi Bites featuring 60 second stories </li><li>📖 Each story is drawn from the printed page and adapted for the ear with cinematic sound, live instruments, and iServalan’s original compositions.</li><li>☕️ Expect humour, seduction, and the art of storytelling itself — from coffee-bar flirtations to scandal in silk. Featured genres: modern and historical romance, feminist satire, sci-fi love stories, and the occasional mystery guest from the 916 Cinema universe. </li></ul>

Adults Only Literature Podcast📚 Tale Teller Club Press — Books, Podcasts & Creative Projectshttps://taletellerclub.com 🎧 More podcasts and storytelling projectsProduced by Tale Teller Club Press. https://taletellerclub.com💋 Mills & Swoon™ by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA Smart, romantic, and a little bit wicked —💋 Mills & Swoon™ delivers flash-fiction “Love Bites” and full-length audio dramas from the Tale Teller Club Press.Published by Tale Teller Club PressEvergreen storytelling — not for the algorithm, but for the ages.🫦🧬 Love Bites and Sci-fi Bites featuring 60 second stories 📖 Each story is drawn from the printed page and adapted for the ear with cinematic sound, live instruments, and iServalan’s original compositions.☕️ Expect humour, seduction, and the art of storytelling itself — from coffee-bar flirtations to scandal in silk. Featured genres: modern and historical romance, feminist satire, sci-fi love stories, and the occasional mystery guest from the 916 Cinema universe.

Adults Only Literature Podcast 📚 Tale Teller Club Press — Books, Podcasts &amp; Creative Projects <a href="https://taletellerclub.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://taletellerclub.com </a> 🎧 More podcasts and storytelling projects Produced by Tale Teller Club Press. <a href="https://taletellerclub.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://taletellerclub.com</a> <ul><li>💋 Mills &amp; Swoon™ by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA Smart, romantic, and a little bit wicked —</li><li>💋 Mills &amp; Swoon™ delivers flash-fiction “Love Bites” and full-length audio dramas from the Tale Teller Club Press.</li><li>Published by Tale Teller Club Press Evergreen storytelling — not for the algorithm, but for the ages.</li><li>🫦🧬 Love Bites and Sci-fi Bites featuring 60 second stories&nbsp;</li><li>📖 Each story is drawn from the printed page and adapted for the ear with cinematic sound, live instruments, and iServalan’s original compositions.</li><li>☕️ Expect humour, seduction, and the art of storytelling itself — from coffee-bar flirtations to scandal in silk. Featured genres: modern and historical romance, feminist satire, sci-fi love stories, and the occasional mystery guest from the 916 Cinema universe. </li></ul>

💋 Mills and Swoon™

Everyone likes a good bedtime story. Relaxation and deep sleep is only a click away. Get comfy and get lost in the story. I'll understand if you miss the ending. ;) The Sketchbook Series is told from the Point-of-View of Brooklyn's sketchbook as she travels around the world and captures her memories on the pages with penicil and watercolors.&nbsp;

Everyone likes a good bedtime story. Relaxation and deep sleep is only a click away. Get comfy and get lost in the story. I'll understand if you miss the ending. ;) The Sketchbook Series is told from the Point-of-View of Brooklyn's sketchbook as she travels around the world and captures her memories on the pages with penicil and watercolors. 

Sleepy Tales: A Sleepytime Podcast

Where we talk about anything and everything

Where we talk about anything and everything

The Voza show

This is your Romantasy Rebels: Epic Fantasy Romance podcast.

Romantasy Rebels: Epic Fantasy Romance is your ultimate podcast destination for exploring grand romances set in imaginative fantasy worlds. Delve into thrilling quests where world-saving missions intertwine with passionate love stories. Uncover mystical prophecies that illuminate true love and witness daring rebellions against magical authorities, all in the name of romance. Each episode demonstrates how epic fantasy elements amplify and enrich captivating romantic storylines. Join us on a journey through enchanting narratives where love knows no bounds.

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https://www.quietplease.ai

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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

This is your Romantasy Rebels: Epic Fantasy Romance podcast. Romantasy Rebels: Epic Fantasy Romance is your ultimate podcast destination for exploring grand romances set in imaginative fantasy worlds. Delve into thrilling quests where world-saving missions intertwine with passionate love stories. Uncover mystical prophecies that illuminate true love and witness daring rebellions against magical authorities, all in the name of romance. Each episode demonstrates how epic fantasy elements amplify and enrich captivating romantic storylines. Join us on a journey through enchanting narratives where love knows no bounds. For more info go to https://www.quietplease.ai Check out these deals https://amzn.to/48MZPjs This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Romantasy Rebels: Epic Fantasy Romance

This satire on the U.S.A.'s myth of being the "Home of the Oppressed, where all men are free and equal", is unrelenting in its pursuit of justice through exposure. It draws a scathingly shameful portrait of how Chinese immigrants were treated in 19th century San Francisco. (Introduction by John Greenman)

Goldsmith's Friend Abroad Again by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)

Mark Twain's "Death Disk" was inspired by the historical account of the execution of Colonel John Poyer of Pembroke, Wales on April 21, 1649. A small child was given the responsibility of selecting which of three rebel leaders of a civil uprising would receive a death penalty. The unfortunate fate was given to Poyer who was shot in front of a large crowd at Covent Garden. In 1883 Twain read about the child's role in the execution in a copy of Carlyle's Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, (Wiley &amp; Putnam, 1845, pp. 344-345). In his personal notebook, Twain's imagination led him to remark, "By dramatic accident, it could have been his own child" (Notebook #22, reprinted in Mark Twain's Notebooks &amp; Journals, Volume III, 1883-1891, p. 14). In December 1883, Twain wrote his friend William Dean Howells, "Now let's write a tragedy" (Mark Twain-Howells Letters, Volume II, p. 455). In his letter to Howells, he included the manuscript of the closing scene where a young girl unknowingly gives her own father a death sentence. Twain's original version ended in the father's execution. Twain's plan to complete the tragedy went nowhere for over a decade. In December 1899 he wrote from London to Katharine Harrison that he had recently completed "The Death Disk." Twain had revised the story and it now included a miraculous ending well-suited for the Christmas season. It was published in the 1901 Christmas issue of Harper's Magazine. On February 8, 1902, the story was staged as a one-act play at the Children's Theatre at Carnegie Hall. According to an announcement in The New York Times, February 7, 1902, child actress Beatrice Abbey (stage name of Mrs. Ethel Foster Hollearn) would star in the lead role in the play titled "Little Lady and Lord Cromwell." In Twain's autobiographical dictation on August 30, 1906, he recalled the struggles he had with the story. By that time he also recalled the title incorrectly: "In the course of twelve years, I made six attempts to tell a simple little story which I knew would tell itself in four hours if I could ever find the right starting point. I scored six failures; then one day in London I offered the text of the story to Robert McClure and proposed that he publish that text in the magazine and offer a prize to the person who should tell it best. I became greatly interested and went on talking upon the text for half an hour; then he said, 'You have told the story yourself. You have nothing to do but put it on paper just as you have told it.' I recognized that this was true. At the end of four hours, it was finished, and quite to my satisfaction. So it took twelve years and four hours to produce that little bit of a story, which I have called 'The Death Wafer'" (Mark Twain in Eruption, pp. 199-200). In 1909, Biograph released "The Death Disk" as a silent film directed by D.W. Griffith. (Summary by Barbara Schmidt, used by permission (http://www.twainquotes.com))

Mark Twain's "Death Disk" was inspired by the historical account of the execution of Colonel John Poyer of Pembroke, Wales on April 21, 1649. A small child was given the responsibility of selecting which of three rebel leaders of a civil uprising would receive a death penalty. The unfortunate fate was given to Poyer who was shot in front of a large crowd at Covent Garden. In 1883 Twain read about the child's role in the execution in a copy of Carlyle's Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, (Wiley & Putnam, 1845, pp. 344-345). In his personal notebook, Twain's imagination led him to remark, "By dramatic accident, it could have been his own child" (Notebook #22, reprinted in Mark Twain's Notebooks & Journals, Volume III, 1883-1891, p. 14). In December 1883, Twain wrote his friend William Dean Howells, "Now let's write a tragedy" (Mark Twain-Howells Letters, Volume II, p. 455). In his letter to Howells, he included the manuscript of the closing scene where a young girl unknowingly gives her own father a death sentence. Twain's original version ended in the father's execution.Twain's plan to complete the tragedy went nowhere for over a decade. In December 1899 he wrote from London to Katharine Harrison that he had recently completed "The Death Disk." Twain had revised the story and it now included a miraculous ending well-suited for the Christmas season. It was published in the 1901 Christmas issue of Harper's Magazine. On February 8, 1902, the story was staged as a one-act play at the Children's Theatre at Carnegie Hall. According to an announcement in The New York Times, February 7, 1902, child actress Beatrice Abbey (stage name of Mrs. Ethel Foster Hollearn) would star in the lead role in the play titled "Little Lady and Lord Cromwell."In Twain's autobiographical dictation on August 30, 1906, he recalled the struggles he had with the story. By that time he also recalled the title incorrectly:"In the course of twelve years, I made six attempts to tell a simple little story which I knew would tell itself in four hours if I could ever find the right starting point. I scored six failures; then one day in London I offered the text of the story to Robert McClure and proposed that he publish that text in the magazine and offer a prize to the person who should tell it best. I became greatly interested and went on talking upon the text for half an hour; then he said, 'You have told the story yourself. You have nothing to do but put it on paper just as you have told it.' I recognized that this was true. At the end of four hours, it was finished, and quite to my satisfaction. So it took twelve years and four hours to produce that little bit of a story, which I have called 'The Death Wafer'" (Mark Twain in Eruption, pp. 199-200).In 1909, Biograph released "The Death Disk" as a silent film directed by D.W. Griffith.(Summary by Barbara Schmidt, used by permission (http://www.twainquotes.com))

Mark Twain's "Death Disk" was inspired by the historical account of the execution of Colonel John Poyer of Pembroke, Wales on April 21, 1649. A small child was given the responsibility of selecting which of three rebel leaders of a civil uprising would receive a death penalty. The unfortunate fate was given to Poyer who was shot in front of a large crowd at Covent Garden. In 1883 Twain read about the child's role in the execution in a copy of Carlyle's Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, (Wiley &amp; Putnam, 1845, pp. 344-345). In his personal notebook, Twain's imagination led him to remark, "By dramatic accident, it could have been his own child" (Notebook #22, reprinted in Mark Twain's Notebooks &amp; Journals, Volume III, 1883-1891, p. 14). In December 1883, Twain wrote his friend William Dean Howells, "Now let's write a tragedy" (Mark Twain-Howells Letters, Volume II, p. 455). In his letter to Howells, he included the manuscript of the closing scene where a young girl unknowingly gives her own father a death sentence. Twain's original version ended in the father's execution. Twain's plan to complete the tragedy went nowhere for over a decade. In December 1899 he wrote from London to Katharine Harrison that he had recently completed "The Death Disk." Twain had revised the story and it now included a miraculous ending well-suited for the Christmas season. It was published in the 1901 Christmas issue of Harper's Magazine. On February 8, 1902, the story was staged as a one-act play at the Children's Theatre at Carnegie Hall. According to an announcement in The New York Times, February 7, 1902, child actress Beatrice Abbey (stage name of Mrs. Ethel Foster Hollearn) would star in the lead role in the play titled "Little Lady and Lord Cromwell." In Twain's autobiographical dictation on August 30, 1906, he recalled the struggles he had with the story. By that time he also recalled the title incorrectly: "In the course of twelve years, I made six attempts to tell a simple little story which I knew would tell itself in four hours if I could ever find the right starting point. I scored six failures; then one day in London I offered the text of the story to Robert McClure and proposed that he publish that text in the magazine and offer a prize to the person who should tell it best. I became greatly interested and went on talking upon the text for half an hour; then he said, 'You have told the story yourself. You have nothing to do but put it on paper just as you have told it.' I recognized that this was true. At the end of four hours, it was finished, and quite to my satisfaction. So it took twelve years and four hours to produce that little bit of a story, which I have called 'The Death Wafer'" (Mark Twain in Eruption, pp. 199-200). In 1909, Biograph released "The Death Disk" as a silent film directed by D.W. Griffith. (Summary by Barbara Schmidt, used by permission (http://www.twainquotes.com))

Death Disk, The by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)

Hey what's going on!? Welcome to the Podcast! This is a chill Podcast for when you need help to sleep, or need something calm for when you need to focus! In this Podcast it just full of sleepy energy and relaxing video game noises! So get comfy with some hot chocolate or coffee and relax! See You in the Podcast Pixelelins!

Sleepy Level

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Stanotte ti ho sognato. Mi regalavi un biglietto di sola andata per un posto chiamato Casanova, come te. "Raggiungimi". Ho preso il volo senza pensarci due volte, con la tipica prudenza che mi appartiene. E sono ancora in volo perché la sveglia è suonata troppo presto, prima che finisse il sogno. Ora non so se mi stai ancora aspettando o se preferisci ammazzare il tempo con le sgualdrine di turno che puoi trovare ovunque, di più agevole gestione. Io volevo solo dirti che non sono ancora atterrata, che sono ancora su quel maledetto aereo con destinazione sconosciuta. Ho solo la mia valigia con dentro il tuo pensiero chiuso insieme allo stretto necessario preso in fretta e furia di te. Dove sei? Devo finire il sogno

Stanotte ti ho sognato.Mi regalavi un biglietto di sola andata per un posto chiamato Casanova, come te."Raggiungimi".Ho preso il volo senza pensarci due volte, con la tipica prudenza che mi appartiene. E sono ancora in volo perché la sveglia è suonata troppo presto, prima che finisse il sogno.Ora non so se mi stai ancora aspettando o se preferisci ammazzare il tempo con le sgualdrine di turno che puoi trovare ovunque, di più agevole gestione.Io volevo solo dirti che non sono ancora atterrata, che sono ancora su quel maledetto aereo con destinazione sconosciuta. Ho solo la mia valigia con dentro il tuo pensiero chiuso insieme allo stretto necessario preso in fretta e furia di te. Dove sei? Devo finire il sogno

Stanotte ti ho sognato. Mi regalavi un biglietto di sola andata per un posto chiamato Casanova, come te. "Raggiungimi". Ho preso il volo senza pensarci due volte, con la tipica prudenza che mi appartiene. E sono ancora in volo perché la sveglia è suonata troppo presto, prima che finisse il sogno. Ora non so se mi stai ancora aspettando o se preferisci ammazzare il tempo con le sgualdrine di turno che puoi trovare ovunque, di più agevole gestione. Io volevo solo dirti che non sono ancora atterrata, che sono ancora su quel maledetto aereo con destinazione sconosciuta. Ho solo la mia valigia con dentro il tuo pensiero chiuso insieme allo stretto necessario preso in fretta e furia di te. Dove sei? Devo finire il sogno

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The Real Oscar Wilde is the third book about the Irish poet and playwright by his earliest and most prolific biographer. Since writing his earlier The Life of Oscar Wilde (1906), Sherard had read Lord Alfred "Bosie" Douglas's Oscar Wilde and Myself (1914) and the unexpurgated manuscript of Wilde's De Profundis. - Summary by Rob Marland

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When the farmer's away, the cows will play! Join Bluebell and Marcy as they dive into the good, the bad, and the absolute campiest the horror genre has to offer. New episodes every Friday!

When the farmer's away, the cows will play! Join Bluebell and Marcy as they dive into the good, the bad, and the absolute campiest the horror genre has to offer. New episodes every Friday!

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